Ukraine embassy fielding calls from Australians wanting to join fight against Russia
ABCUkraine's Charge d'Affaires in Australia, Volodymyr Shalkivskyi, told the ABC his embassy had fielded about 20 calls this morning from people interested in heading to his country to fight the Russians. Key points: The Ukrainian President put out a call to arms over the weekend to people wanting to help defend his country Prime Minister Scott Morrison says it is unclear whether Australians going to fight in Ukraine will be breaking the law Australia has now imposed sanctions on Russia "We are grateful to all Australians who are offering their assistance but at the same time we don't want them to get into trouble when they get home," Mr Shalkivskyi said. "All friends of Ukraine who want to join the defence, come and we will give you arms," Mr Zelenskyy said. It comes as Prime Minister Scott Morrison has told Brisbane radio station 4BC he would speak with Ukraine's President later today. Future Fund to sell holdings in Russian companies Australia's investment fund has announced it will begin "winding down" and selling its holdings in Russian companies.